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  • Jan 3
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    What’s my favorite twitch streamer Hasan think of this

  • libertarian itt hide your kids

  • Infinito

    So state corruption and expropiación and f***ing up every company and running it to the ground is US fault. It’s so wild the mental gymnastics y’all do to make dictatorships look like the good guys

    there is no mental gymnastics it’s taking the time to understand its more nuanced than “corruption” or good guys vs bad guys or whatever racist caricature of a d*** lord you think Maduro is to blindly run cover for American imperialism

    Maduro isn’t even the main factor whatever stooge they put in his place will continue to “corruption” except this time idk Shell and Exxon will get a larger share of profits than Venezuela capital

  • rustcohlestan2

    making him check in with mamdani damn

    Mamdani is basically the Trick Trick of global politics

  • Banana Clip

    What’s my favorite twitch streamer Hasan think of this

    🐶⚡️

  • Jan 3
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    infinito a top 3 goy for sure

  • Banana Clip

    What’s my favorite twitch streamer Hasan think of this

  • How long will it take the us comprador to start doing their rounds at the IMF and World Bank to talk about privatization and financial independence

  • Banana Clip

    What’s my favorite twitch streamer Hasan think of this

    Zapping his dog

  • xxxkiraxxx

    What’s your favorite breakfast

    4 scrambled eggs
    2 avocados
    1 orange

    2 pieces of whole wheat bread topped with cottage cheese

    Greek yogurt with blueberries, strawberries, lightly glazed with pure honey and topped off with a spoon full of peanut butter

    1 scoop protein shake

  • Plight2

    infinito a top 3 goy for sure

  • Jan 3
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    Which country is he going to attack next? Cuba?

  • Jan 3
    mov

    Which country is he going to attack next? Cuba?

    Mexico

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  • Jan 3
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    BrunsonMyDaddy

    yes tf it does

    somebody who's spent their whole life in Venezuela has more correct a***ysis than somebody who has never been there and has only read articles about it

    that's not what he said
    in that case a pro-maduro venezuelan's viewpoint/analysis is just as correct as his, so what's the conclusion one can make from two people just giving their subjective opinions?

    and making the other alternative "a person who only reads articles" is kind of dishonest lol. what about pol sc scholars? there are people who've dedicated their lives to studying certain conflicts and areas without ever having lived there really

  • Jan 3
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    americana

    That’s stupid as f***.

    That’s like saying the Roaring 20’s were an amazing time because of what people like the rich financiers of New York were saying about their experience at the time

    firsthand experience from the common people (not financiers) provides facts, context, and constraints that outsiders lack or don't understand. treating lived experience as irrelevant is as flawed as treating it as decisive, but I'd still put more weight in firsthand experience than someone who has no real connection to the topic

  • Jan 3
    BrunsonMyDaddy

    firsthand experience from the common people (not financiers) provides facts, context, and constraints that outsiders lack or don't understand. treating lived experience as irrelevant is as flawed as treating it as decisive, but I'd still put more weight in firsthand experience than someone who has no real connection to the topic

    Someone’s material a***ysis being informative and contextual does not mean it’s coherent or materially correct

    Emotional connections mean nothing in the grand scheme of knowledge even if they’re motivators to learn and know more. It’s about how robust your worldview is when you put it up against the way things really end up working

  • Jan 3
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    mov

    Which country is he going to attack next? Cuba?

    Iran

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  • UncMC 🏰
    Jan 3

    This that 20th century imperialism

  • mov

    Which country is he going to attack next? Cuba?

    pandora

  • Hades

    Iran

    When Israel gets leveled as collateral

  • Jan 3
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    dundis

    that's not what he said
    in that case a pro-maduro venezuelan's viewpoint/analysis is just as correct as his, so what's the conclusion one can make from two people just giving their subjective opinions?

    and making the other alternative "a person who only reads articles" is kind of dishonest lol. what about pol sc scholars? there are people who've dedicated their lives to studying certain conflicts and areas without ever having lived there really

    it should all be taken with a grain of salt, with multiple perspectives of people who are actually living through it

    I'm assuming nobody itt is a pol sci with a background in Venezuelan politics. if there were two scholars like that, I'd value the work of the person born and raised in Venezuela over the scholar who's never been to South America

  • Jan 3
    Antidote

    https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/2007510784939860203

    South Africa vs Israel in a neck in neck race to the bottom

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